Why Are Synthetic Surfaces Ideal for Running?
Synthetic Surfaces are common throughout the world of athletics – both professionally and in the amateur space. W...
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What is resin aggregate?
Resin aggregate is used in the creation of both the resin-bound surfacing and resin-bonded surfacing. It is, put si...
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Where Are Coloured Paths Appropriate?
Coloured paving, whether over a small or a large area, is an excellent investment and can radically transform an ar...
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What Are The Disadvantages of Using Concrete?
For the past hundred years or so, concrete has been the natural choice for mass construction. Everything from large...
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What are the principal functions of streets and footpaths?
Footpaths and walkways are the arteries of our communities. They connect residents to local services, amenities, and the wider world, facilitating ...
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What are the surfacing requirements for shared use routes?
Shared use routes refer to footpaths and walkways used by pedestrians, cy...
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What are shared use routes?
Thanks to the efforts of the Department of Transport, shared-use routes have become more and more common in the UK. However, are you aware of what ...
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What is the Best Alternative to Paving Slabs?
Paving slabs are a popular hard landscaping material for lots of different projects. From garden design to footpaths and beyond, it has for a long ...
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How is NatraTex installed?
NatraTex asphalt surface courses use a clear synthetic binder mixed with aggregates to produce an attract...
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Why are accessible spaces so important?
Access to public and leisure spaces is something many people take for granted. However, for individuals living with disabilities, even a simple tri...
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